
Basht., Morgana and The Wran have made the Irish Albums Chart Top 10
Basht.’s ‘Poor Advice’, Morgana’s ‘The Whole Thing Was Very Very Emotional’ and The Wran’s ‘The Stone Man’ have all entered the Irish Albums Chart’s top tier.
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Producers credited on the most Lab Records releases in our catalogue, ordered by album count.
WORRIED SICK - EP
Meet Me @ The Altar · 2025
PLAY! - EP
South Arcade · 2025
Swim School (Deluxe Edition)
Swim School · 2025
Swim School
Swim School · 2025
Pretty On The Internet
The K'\''s · 2025
Bitter and Twisted - EP
Basht. · 2025
Carried Away - EP
Quiet Houses · 2025
2005 - EP
South Arcade · 2024
born blue - EP
Tommy Lefroy · 2024
Before It's Gone - EP
The Rolling People · 2024
Tramlines - EP
The Native · 2024
Can I Miss It For A Minute? - EP
Nell Mescal · 2024
Seeing It Now - EP
Swim School · 2024
I Wonder If The World Knows?
The K'\''s · 2024
IGNORE THIS
Dead Pony · 2024
RAINBOWS - EP
Dead Pony · 2024
Seasoning - EP
Antony Szmierek · 2023
About Love - EP
Dead Pony · 2023
LONELY CASTLES - EP
Aziya · 2023
Freak Show - EP
Alt Blk Era · 2023
Deepest Blue - EP
Lizzie Esau · 2023
Since July - EP
Quiet Houses · 2023
Better Late Than Never - EP
The Kairos · 2023
Poems To Dance To
Antony Szmierek · 2023
Bored in Colour (Pt. 2) - EP
SOFY · 2023
Perspectives - EP
Lizzie Esau · 2022
NULA
VUKOVI · 2022
duality - EP
Swim School · 2022
HADES - EP
VUKOVI · 2022
War Boys - EP
Dead Pony · 2022
Signals - EP
The Native · 2022
Big Town - EP
Quiet Houses · 2021
Shapeshifted
Artio · 2021
Crawlers - EP
Crawlers · 2021
making sense of it all - EP
Swim School · 2021
In My Mind - EP
The Native · 2021
let's play pretend - EP
Abbie Ozard · 2021
volume 1 - EP
Swim School · 2020
Everything at Once - EP
Thyla · 2020
Natural Disguise
Halfnoise · 2019
Hello - EP
Vistas · 2019
Flowerss EP
Halfnoise · 2018
Fall Down - EP
The Native · 2018

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